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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-10

SETTLEMENT.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-02-23
Mtnnefota.

r6reosbaoet", oer uo9iues al Yas
ftor Mpbre gormoraut, bar beapnbt
at uofomme i9jen.
- S Noor6eab bar man baft ct
Mpoe forat lesse 8laner til Opfp=
relle af en- MpQe til al male Oapre,
srpn Os iaaleoes paa en- Gang iaa ct
Marfeo for al ben Sabre, iom bDrtes
! Narbeben, % opbislpe Bpens So
britoriit.
- s gam Qote / 9terbeben al
anofa bar bet uuret ltor Deoaselie
paa @runb af, at eu 2etuis 9arion
bar foripnoet fig moo ct 6 Mars Ri=
9ebarn, 9otter at ben Mauo, ban
orbeioebe ior. 2arlon bleu arrefe=
ret os paalast at itille &aution for
$500, men oct antases, at ban life
funbe faa nosen til at tautionere.
- S Nerbeben al McGauleppiQe
peb @eo @iuer mellem 8redenribge
o9 Moorbeao brenbte Gbas. MiQers
@us Scat iii Senoaas, ben 12tc b.,
os en- un9 1plter inoebrenbtc. Gn
al Naboerne bapoe @ilbe, os ba en-
af @jaiterne iaa uo siennem @inbu>
ct, iaa ban Millers 9us i6rono. Sc
Fpnote fig atiteb forat rebbe, % ba
be fou til6ulet, Tom netop Mi(ler ue.
gn al be antomne itpnbte iia inb os
fit uo Mrs. @iuer os be ire Bbrn /
ben bare 9eatoraat % iatte Dem neb i
Sneen. 9erpaa lbb ban ben efter
enbel &leber til at bepptte benz ,neo.
Mrs. Mi(ler bar for Ell Eio 9anfe
iaabieslbs, % bet tos to Mano at
bolbe benbe fra at lsbe inb bet brenz
benbe gus, bpor buu troebe, B6rne=
ne enbnu bar. Sen ,ln9e Eplfer laa
paa &oifen, % ba Slben baube Be-
spnbt paa Iaseti- ber uar nemli9
in9en oroentli9 Storten - bar ban
antaselia fpalt, fbr Slben tabc=
be bam. 9a ban faltt neb fra &ui>
fen, bar 2emmerae afbrrnbte. Be=
boerne / McGoulepuiQe bar piit fig
me9et oferpilli9e mob be branbliote.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-02-23

Som openfor iast far bisie 9ez
linssforilas bait fit llbiprius cnten
ira 8aoena eller Herbam. Sc bar
albris siuet fig tilipne iom ct guite
al Befoltninseni Dttertai( @ountp.
Seq tror, at bet lamme Ct Tilfeloet
MI. 8elican Rapios os 9ennius bar
albris, iaaoiot leg ueb, eiort noset i
ben Getnins. Sec bar life bbrt mere
enb "a Menb 8elican @apibs,
iom bar talt noaet ON Geuntp=9ee
ling. Sc surise tror ies lite far
itientet Sa9en ben minbite Dpmarfs
iombeb.
Seq iasbe openfor, at jes troebe,
at Gountiet enaans bliuer belt, %
ferenb ies i1utter, oil jes siue mine
@runoe. stes tenter mig, at Otter,
tail County meb 9ioen pi( faa en-
Befolfning mere END fire @anse iaa
flor iom MI. os ba pil Gorretninsen
faa ct Omiana iaa fort, at bet maas
ite lettere funbe aisres. ON bet bar
belt. Sen itatteberenoe Gormue pil
ba blipe flor NOT til at bere be npb>
penbi9e l1o9ifter uoen ipnberlie Nn,
frenselle. Seq forlanser forrefen
lite, at min Meniue ital sielbe for
nosen uSeu mig ielu. Naar Eiben
tommer, at Solicit pil belle, iaa bill be
ooeroeie Sagen, bporlebes be bill eller
life uil oele. Seq tror lite, @asen
er moben enbnu, % ON bet tommer
til en- Qfitemnins ,u, laa er min
Spaaoom ON llbfalbet oen, at 80
8roient af be itemmeberettisebe Bors
sere @ountiet pil iise nei! Der er
maaite noset, iom bisie 9elinesmeno
bar Bag gret, os iom fun be inopiebe
faar pibe, men berom faar iee life iise
noget, ba nit Breu CT for lanst allez
reoe. Straaet pifer, fra boitten &ant
8inhen blaier.
q. 2eporjen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-02-23

ieftof, ber tor bet meite er imaa Tor<
teQinser. 9ette s(flnit bespnber
,neo en- 2epnetsbeitriuelie al ben
Manb, iom uosau bet f6rite norfe
Blab ber ! 2anoet, Mr. &nub 2anz
selano nemlig. Blabet falbtesr rMorb>
lpiet". Otter ct tiblisere mislpttet
Sorips to9 Mr. 2auselano fat i1S48.
Bare ben lille Stub al be norite Nui<
iers 9iitorie ber | 2anbet er neiten
pnro be SOC, ,iom 9aleneeren foter.
Mf Biqeber inoebolber &alenberen
8reiibent Gleuelanbs og enbel fan.
binapiite 9isteres. &alenberen j1uts
ter meo ct Tibet 9lfinit itanoinapiif=
amerifanlt 2iteraturbiitorie
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-02-23

8o9banbler 6. &asmusien gbis
caso bar besl,n6t llbsiuelien al en-
itanbinauif Muitreret 6oltefalen6er,
bpis ferite aarsans (1ss7) CT ub.
tommet. 9er,s fbrae 8i(1ebe ct ct
of Sribebens Statue Stem Dorts
9apn, o9 bermeb er maaite antpbet,
buab BET er Sfxiftets Tormaal: vNt
oplpie 8erben."
9erefter fplSer ben esentlise &as
lenber meb imaa 9iste puttebe inb<
menem.
Saa fommer en- 2abe[ pper Man.
meme paa 8refibenterne i be 6or.
@tater meb Dpsipenbe al beres Jbb,
iels. os Dbbsbas FAINT 2ensben af
beres Gmbebstib, % naar ben inb.
traf. Denne 1abel bonner Dper,
sansen til Snbbolb af anoen Grt.
9eu fommer nemlis Maneben al 2e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-02-23

8enene, % mango git fin gei. men
9cmmer IDler par lite enhnu ganite
tilfrebs. 9an saitsbe at bbre, ON
mon bar / Gaopr al at aiue Bombs
for $4,000. 9a bette blep fat til
Nfitemnins, bleu bet beiuaret meb ct
enitemmi9t os frafti9t 50.
Derpaa blep Mebet bapet.
AQerebe ueb Mpbets gespubelie
blep bet fort(aret, at bette Blot bar ct
intprmelt MBbe forat fomme efter,
bporleoes Stemninaen bar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-02-23


State Board of Charities and
Corrections nbtaler fin anben to-
aarige &apport, at ber er enoelGoun<
tier / Staten, iom er for Fot meb fine
Btoras til be Gattise. 5 alminoe=
li9beo fan man iise, beoer bet, at me-
re emo 30c for bper Snbuaaner / ct
County CT forme8et. S Ottertail
betales Der oper 4Oe pr. Snbpaas
t1er.
9uorlebes Ct bette? st ber no=
gen, fom peo al nosen DbIen noeet=
itebs?
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-02-23

norit<amert. Nfbolosforeninser efter
Dor Menins be9raberebe, bensang be
ait ino meb @robibitiouiiterue. De
Drbet Nfbolbsmeno er i @runben et
altfor sobt Orb for benz fra ben Eib
af. @i barer &eipett for ben, iom
fornester Jig ielp os ct Nfbolbsmano
for DDoens % @remplets 6tplb, iao
lense ban laoer andre faa raabe fig
felp. Men ri berer insen @eipett
for ben, iom britter, iaalanse ber fin
oes noset at briffe, % iom bill, al
9ritten ital tases bort, us ba pi( ban
ppe 9Do af Mbooenbi96eb.
9tfbolb for 9pbens os @remplets
Stplo er Qgre perb, men Frobibiti,
on er @olb! D9 iaa iutfer os tlaser
man ooer, at &irtefolfet % 8referne
lite oil pare meb, % be bliper fatbt
SLENDER! 6pab bar Rirtefoltet meb
ben Eins at siere? &irtefoltet, bet
este &irtefolt, bolber for, at man
ital bore bpoig for 9pben8 @tplb o9
ofbolbe fig ira bet Dnbe, forbi bet ct
@pnt, men bet bar oloris troet, at
bet funoe saa an at borttase Mnleb'
ninsen til Spno. Set bar lert at
bebe:: r2eb os lite inb i Triitelie",
men bet bat albris ment, at Sub full
be borttase Nntebnin9en til 5riitel=
le.
&i peb 9obt, at ri Ct % rimeli9bis
pil bebbliue at blipe resnet blanot
Gfbolosiaseus 5ienber = ialfalb BIZ
Der III bet ber / Bpen - enbba til
9robs for, at intet anbet Blab bar
saaet Nfbolosfoltets sGrinber iaa
ofte fer / @ountiet ion, llseblab.
Neppe noaen l1se saar ben, uoen al
bet befieuotsisr oeres Msber, os up.
tager oeres &orreiponbancer os Of.
fentlissisr ipalte(ause @eferater fra
oeres @ammentomfter oip. 90 bel
ct meo@lebe, ri bar siort bet, ,os ri ital
pebblipe at sisre bet, om pj faar Mn
leonins, intet astenbe, enten @fbolbs.
foltet pil iiQe fig 0ppoiition til
8labet eller ei, tbi liben @aos E,
inart fo9t, flyer man. aan lite llse:
blaoet sreie fig meo uforbeboloent al
foripare, buao bet anler for @et, oe
repIe. bnao bet anier for llret, iae
fan bet saa inb, buab Sag lom belit
@eroen lpber lite af @jeneerne 10,
ben @a9s Sfplo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-02-23
XarmersGleDatoren.

Saa er oa Jarmerelenatoren Ser
gus Soils iolet. men ben git ristienot
life ub af Tarmernes @enber.
Nqerebe tibli9t paa 9asen fibte
2broas bespnbte Tarmerne / ben ner=
mene Dmesn at tomme inb os lmaa
&lpnser tale iammen ON @leuatoren,
% altina Daobe lloieenbe af, atNaie=
bruifen bos benz bapbe be9pnbt at
itipne til. Sc baube bespnot at tante
paa. at bet bog pel bar beolt at tibbe
oem lelp, % iomme ubtalte, at be bar
oillise til at tesne fig paanpt for $50
buer. ltnestelist bgrtes bette iom
en- noset utjenbt 2po / Bieloen, men
ben bar lite berfor minbre peltommen
for Dem. iom bele Tioen baobe itribt
for at rebbe @leuatoren.
Gnonn uar bog intet uorettet, men
aqerebe tsr &l. /, ben for Mpbet be-
itemte Eib, par en- tor Sci of 5ar=
merne paa &labien, os SIR. Dlai
&ubb fra Sane &rairie iaaes iorist
beitieftiset blanbt benz meb at faa
nebtesnet gfaunene paa benz, ion, uar
uilise til at fjpbe Glepatoren. Mfan
tesnebe fig frift paf for $50 os s25.
6aa tesneoe fig for iaa tibet iom IS,
o9 bette bar oa foritaaet lom en- @ape
til bet npe &ompa9ui. .Mpbet b1eu
lite talot tilorben fgr lanst no paa
@ftermiooasen forat 9iue be iubitri,
berenbe iaa n,esen 9ib iom mulist.
Dmtrins $1,000 eller berober par tes=
net, ba Mpbet blep falbt tiloroen.
9(rbitrationz&o &omiteen rapportereoe,
at ben maatte tiltalbe en treble Manb,
fpr ben tunbe faa afsiort @asen on
8aaenoe Seize al @leuatoren. @om
Erebiemono bar Wlr. &arions til
talot, % ban tienbte for @et, at Mr.
8artribse itulee betale $25 maaneo,
Zig fra 15be 9ecb. os til bette Mebe.
&omiteen anbefaleoe, at 8artriose
ifuloe faa Eio til Dnsba9smor9en
(ibas) til at fptte fin Suebe ub al
&arebulet. &apporten blep 9oo>
fjenbt.
Setreteren rapporterebe, at ban
lite bapbe mobtaset noset Nnbub paa
@leoatoren, men han opleite ct Breu
fra ct Minneapolisfirma, iom gnlteoe
at fipbe ben.
Ser bleu ipur9t ON, buorme8ei
bele @ieloen meb Grabraa al boat
&ontanter man bapbe paa 9aanben,
belsb fig til, % 9reiibenten oplpft
at ben betsb fig til $1192.23, builte1
8elpb bog ftrar efter bleu rettet til
liot oper $1,000.
Ser blep MI forl1aaet ct 20 Minut.
ters 'Dpbolo ! Sorbanblinserne fora1
fulbferc 6orberebel1erne til at TONNE
meb ct Nnbub. Ds ba Mgbet bler
falbt tilorben fremla9be Dloi s
@uob ct anbu6 paa $1250 for Gle.
patoren. Set blep foreilaaet, at Mn:
bubet bliber sootienot, % til bett,
Sorilas bleu fpiet, at Direftgrern,
foretaser bet nsbpenbise forat uuertsr,
Gienbommen til ben nDe Gier, os be-
blep ubtrptfelig frembolbt, at 6or,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-02-23
]. ll)lig6t,
Ger9us Soils, MinneIota.
{Sifitf Sr,irts S,uiet).

6er8us J6ls, NtHHe1otd.
(Siiite / Gcurts%ufet).
2ocal M0emt for Salset af
@ail:Wpao:2anb / @ountierne
Sttertail, Grant. 9Silfim %
Glab. Starter o9 Beitriueller fenz
bes frit paa Gorlansenbe. Brepe
tefoares bet enselite os norFeepros.
apl5tf. Z. u. Qeborieu, @lerf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-02-23

nBriar Bipe" @bsetobat bar life
fin 2i8e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-02-23

ADVERTISERS
can learn the exact cost
Of any proposed line o,
advertising in American
papers by addressing
Geo. P. Rowell & Co.,
Newspaper Advertising Bureau,
10 Spruce ST., New York.
lend 1Octs. for 1Oo-Page Pamphlet
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07
BASE DALI.

THE WORTHINGTON AGGREGATION
AGAIN DOES UP THE WINDOW.
The Worthington baseball comtina-
ton went up to Window on the 4th
and played for the purse of $25 offered
by tho village. The game was to be
called at O'Clock sharp but was de.
layed some and began about 2. Wor-
Ellington went to bat and scored I
run. Window was ose-egged. The
next two innings Window pounded
out six runs to WOrtl,ington's l. and
the noise raised by WINDOWS admirers
was enough to rattle almost any club.
but ''Our boys" took it cool and played
ball all the harder. AT the end Of the
fifth inning the score stood Z to Z. In
the sixth WOrthinRton made 2. VIM
dom 0. In their half of the seventh
the Worthingtons began pounding the
ball and piled up IL runs, and IL the
inning had lasted mucl, longer it would
have been necessary to haul the base
runners around the diamond on a
wlee'l'arrow, for they were nearly all
exhausted.
This ended all doubts as to which
club would win. The WorthingtOns
are ''stayers" and played good game,
only seven errors being charged up to
them. Lem Macklen, of Sioux Falls.
uMpired the game and gave general
satisfaction. The one who done the
kicking on the other side was the man
whose record is straight 0.
Following is the score:
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
SPECIAL MEETING JUNE 2oND.

SPECIAL MEETING JUNE 22ND
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
RESOLVED That Public Library be estab.
lished in the.village Of WOrthngton, under and
by virtue Of chapter Jog of the General Laws of
1879. and that a tax Of half mill on the dollar
be levied on all the real and personal property
in said village for the year 1887 for the benefit
Of said library.
The petition Of Mcdowell s. O'Connor for H.
censc to sell intoxicating liquors was taken up
and heard. and no objections being pre- sented,
license was granted on condition of compliance
with the law and payment Of $500 into tile vii
lage treasury.
The petition OF l.. Singer for license to sell
liquor was also taken up and heard and license
was granted as prayed for on condition of
compliance with the law and payment Of $50.
4 petition was received from Ingvard Holm
for license to sell liquor and day of hearing
set for July 7th. at 8 O'Clock, in the recorders
Office.
The following bills were allowed.
o. Bigelow, &c, A. NJ. Thorn. IS, r. f. Covcy
4s, E. s. Naylor, 81, Gus A. McNeeley. b, Elmer
Ventiner. 50. Don Rogers, 50, A. w. Lyon *G.
Ed Elliott, 81, W. I. Humiston, Is for special
police.
w. l. Humiston, o. so, board Of prisoners; S.
Allen, ". SO, Chas. Hecox, 1910, b. W, Lyon, a.
Special Fund-Hewitt & Duriee. repairs on
lamps, sos.
Road and Bridge Fund-Hewitt & Durfec.
4c5.S }. +. & w. l. HumistOn, 1880.
Adjourned.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07
PERSONALS.

1
Jail0r Halv0rsen accompanied the
LANCE children to the public school at
Owatonna on Friday last.
| W. A. Peterson, of St. Paul, was in
town few hours on Saturday evening
last, between trains.
Mrs. John Murrer. of Elliott, Iowa,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Norman and
other friends.
j. w. Ashw0rth, Il. p. G.. on St.
Paul & e. hi. II. p. o., was called to
St. Paul on 18th ult. for examination
on Dakota. and made record of 9S.4l
per centage. -.
0. W. Freeman, at present in Judge
Wilson's law Office, was admitted to
the bar at Window few days ago.
y. N. Olson. formerly with j. H.
Johnson, has returned from six
months trip to Norway.
Young Neil Pettinger las returned
to Cedar Rapids.
II. r. Miller went to st. Paul yester-
day on business.
Mrs. Geo. Whitney returned from a
visit to relatives at WOrthingtOn Fri
day evening. Beaver Greek Graphic.
I.eander King has arrived from Bel
videre, ILL.,, and will spend the summer
with his son in Summit Lake.
il. Coons, of Bancroft. Neb., is in
town visiting among his friends. Mr..
Coons looks better than he did when
living here and we judge that he has
prospered in Nebraska. lie is in charge
of an extensive stock farm.
D. Shell and family. J. A. Town and
wife, s. s. Hewitt and wife, e.. p.
Shepard and wife. W. 5. Lewis and
daughter and II. E. Torrance were
among the Window excursionists on
the Fourth.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07
DON'T EXPERIMENT..

You cannot afford to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seems,
ut first, only cold. d. not permit
any dealer to impose upon You with
some cheap imitation of DIR. King 3
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, but be sure you get
the genuine. Because he can make
more profit he may tell he has some.
thing Just as good. or just the same.
Don't be deceived. but insist upon get
ting DR.. Kings New Discovery. which
is guaranteed to give relief in all
Throat, Lung and Chest affections.
Trial bottles free at C.. W. Smiths
drug store. 6
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07
NINETY RECORD BOOKS! !

lis it possible? Why had no con-
ception of the extensive use and popu-
larity IF this treatment. What! nine.
| ty record books, of seven hundred pages
each, in which are recorded alphabet.
cally the fOrty-One thousand cases of
patients who have been and are using
the Compound Oxygen Treatment?"
Such WAS the exclamation and surprise
of visitor to the principal Office of
Drs. Starkey & Palen. No 1929 Arch
street. Philadelphia. This Office is open
from Ga. m. until p. m. during the
week, to all who wish to see for them
selves the extent and growth of this
deservedly popular treatment. Nor is
it any wonder that its almost incredi.
ble success should excite numerous
| charlatans to initiate it and try to
palm upon the public cheap imitation
as being similar and equally good and
pure! But none are genuine without
the names Of Drs. Starkey & Palen
being stamped in the bottle. For a
full history of this treatment apply to
Drs. Starkey & Palen, 1929 Arch street
Philadelphia, Pa, and it will be sent
to you.
The Sibley Tribune relates this lit
tie incident of the reunion which we
had overlooked:
After the fire works display the
closing campfire was held, being adj
dressed by number of excellent
speakers, Lozier looming up the big
gcst toad in the puddle for the simple
reason that he could make the most
noise. When ready to close he sug-
gested rising, singing Marching
through Georgia." and all shaking
hands like they do ut colored camp
meeting. Lozier had been having
considerable sport at several others
expense, and here was an opportuni-
ty to pay him back and Commander
Lange lost no time in doing it. As
all know, Lange Gun scarcely talk
Omitted States" so you can imagine
the effect of his words when he re-
Piled: "All right. Veil rise, und
sing und shake hands shust like the
niggers und the Methodists!" Lozier
collapsed, and the meeting adjourned
after doing just as the commander
told them to.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07

Board OF Equalization met at a. NJ, with II.
G. Shepard chairman, u. &. Grundsten assessor
and F. Levi, recorder, as members OF the
board.
Geo. J. Day. cashier Of First National hank
OF WOrthingtO", requested that the shares Of
stock of said bank be assessed at IS per cent Of
their face value.
Granted and they we're 80 assessed.
Adjourned ut ) y. III.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07
Halls
hQW'S THlSN

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be-
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. !. CHENEY s. CO., Prop'rs
Toledo, O.
p. Stalls Catarrl Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys.
tenn: Plice. Is cts. per bottle. Sold
bv all druggists.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL AsSOCIA-
TON MEETING IN Curt,AcO

11ON 0011Ez1 13SO IN CIIICA0O.
The Burlington Cedar Rapids and
Nothern Railway, on July 5th to 18th,
will sell round trip excursion tickets to
Chicago, at very low rates. Tickets
will I've good to retarn July Is to 1871,
inclusive. For further information
apply to agents of the company. or to
j. E. HANNEGAN,
Gen. Tiki and Pass. Agt.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07
MARRIED.

In WortAington, BIinn., by Rev. W.
y. ,':r'zr,l: on =: Jul" f, Srd; NATHAN
Illinois, to ROSE A. CASTILLO, Of
Murray Co., MINI.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07

No injurious effect can follow the
use of Ayers Ague Cure. 1t contains
an unfailing antidote and specific for
mtasmattc poisons. together with re-
medal agents which purify and rein
vigOrate the system.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07

The Bond III Mcdowell s. O'Connor
for the amount Of 81 OOU, with G.. G. Whitney.
Thos Wills, Geo. W. Wilson and Edwin WOlven
as sureties. was presented. read, ami on motion
accepted, and license ordered to be issued.
Adjourned.
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MOBILES COUNTY MAPS.
A supply of new Mobiles County
Maps for sale at this Office at 10 cents
each.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07

The county treasury IF Mobiles coun-
ty paid out for bOunties rs follows:
May, for Ophers Sl2500
Jnne. Tor GOphe:s 1890
wolf, since March settlement $3.50
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KILLED..

VIM. r.. Quine, of Little Rock, was
Instantly killed on Tuesday of last
week while 1T work assisting in build
ing bridge across the Little Rock.
In moving the pile driver. after finish
ing that part of the work. the stakes
gave way us he was passing under the
derrick and the timbers fell on him
and crushed him. lie called for help
AS the timbers struck him but was
dead before any help could be rem
derel.
Mr.. Quine was about 10 years Of age
and leaves wife and eight children.
He was one Of the early and sturdy
settlers in Little Rock and had been Il
subscriber to the ADVANCE ten years
or more. His remains were buried in
the Adrian cemetery the day follow.
ing the accident.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07

Farmers from Bigelow and the south
side Of the county want the Bigelow
road fixed. The flat this side of the
Summit will do in dry weather, but a
shower of rain makes it almost impass-
able. Fix it while it is drv.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07

FOE SALE
30 acres oats, - acres barley, II acres
flax, 8 acres corn and 200 bus. of old
oats. Also Norman mares. fonr and
five years old, weight 2, 400 lbs; l two
year.Old Norman mare and / One-year-
old Norman stallion. Also two cows.
one MiIburn wagon.
43 Int Jos. OSFORD.
Sec. II. Elk.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07

Mr.. Afford has moved to his new
house near the lake shore and Register
Johnson is raising and repairing the
house just vacated by Mr.. A.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07

We hear that there was a rousinp
celebration at Ellsworth. Judge VIII
son, of wort!ington, delivered the
GRAFTON, and number of our people
attended. They speak of Ellsworth in
hearty terms.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07

We have made pretty diligent inqui-
~ as to the chlnch bug and find that
some farmers deny that any are in the
county. while others are in doubt rs to
any Of the crop having been injured by
this bug. Until somebody brings us
one and let's us smell it. we shall doubt
their existence in this county.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07

aTHF cllRRFNT" CHICAGO. The great
Journal of our time
Clean perfect, grand! Over coo brilliant contrib.
dealer 's-scnd ID cents for sample copy.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07

Worthington has become 80 beauti-
full that everybody wants to live here
that gets eyes on the town. Property
will soon begin to advance. Vacant
houses are scarce.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07

Mrs. Ed Carnes. of Worthington, has
been here on . visit to her mother.
Mrs. Copp.-Slayton Gazette.
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$4,000

No medicine is more conscientionsly
prepared. more powerful, or more high.
" concentrated, than Ayers Sarsapar.
lila. Its standard Of excellence is the
result of careful study. This prepara-
ton is acknowledged by the medical
profession to he the best blood purifier
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-07-07

See ad. of the Old Reliable Meat
Store. Mr.. McManus owns the oldest
meat store in the county and is bound
to keep up the reputation of the estab.
liShment.